A team of PhD students at the Universität St.Gallen (HSG), studying the contribution of firms in the banking sector to the common good, is conducting a survey on the “public value of Credit Suisse”. The research is part of a larger research program on societal contributions by various organizations.
If you could spend a few minutes of your time to complete the survey, we’d appreciate it. The survey is available in English and German.
English: http://bit.ly/123jrHE
German: http://bit.ly/135jwvU
After being told he would never play the clarinet again, Lukas Roos went on to win the Förderpreis Jazz award which was presented for the third time at the Stanser Musiktage. http://bit.ly/12MeFAE
The Cyprus bailout is expected to dampen confidence among European consumers and businesses, thereby impacting economic growth in the region. Peripheral Eurozone nations, such as Ireland, may prove more resilient than expected. http://bit.ly/Y39RqO
Are central bankers in the major economies really down in the trenches waging war over the value of their respective currencies? http://bit.ly/XSHGZq
The recently published book, "Years of Glory," illuminates all facets of the history of professional tennis in Switzerland, which is peppered with fantastic global successes. Roger Federer obviously plays a central role. A great read, and not only for tennis fans. We are giving away 3 books in German and 3 books in English in a prize draw. Deadline for submissions is May 31, 2013. http://bit.ly/13fbSCv
Who would have thought that Switzerland would be among the leading exporters of soccer players? It actually has the sixth-largest contingent of footballers playing abroad in Europe's top five leagues. http://bit.ly/YZKpBo
When Natalie Hungerbühler first visited Africa, she was fulfilling a childhood dream. Today she helps street children in Kenya and Rwanda realize their own dreams – of a home, an education, and a job. http://bit.ly/ZKAElW
"If I was in it for the money, I'd be worth 30 or 40 million quid by now, I'd have a bloody TV show, and be churning out recordings of Vivaldi's 8th, 14th and 500th concertos." Violinist Nigel Kennedy is notorious for his provocative antics. But behind the rough exterior lurks an exceptional musician. http://bit.ly/16HZUh6
Roger Federer is one of the most-interviewed people in the world and one of the few to be really good at it. What is his secret? http://bit.ly/ZgB3n4
In the Philippines, developers are putting up luxury condo towers bearing names such as Starck and Trump. Japanese firms, including Canon, are building new plants. Work crews are preparing to improve run-down airports and pour concrete for new highways. Are the Philippines Asia's next big thing? http://bit.ly/108M3OS
Although the video game industry has been sliding for several years since 2008, a recent Credit Suisse survey of gamers showed that consumers are eager for the new consoles expected to grace the market this year, despite a shift toward gaming online and on mobile devices. http://bit.ly/YGqLtg
Our new mobile Investor Relations & Media app is now available for download on Android and iOS: http://bit.ly/10kaOao
We have signed a seven-year commitment to the historic Goodwood Motor Racing Circuit. As part of our continued partnership with The Goodwood Revival, we will be the title sponsor of the venue's Race Control building while it undergoes extensive restoration. http://bit.ly/10eamJt
At the age of 75 and with over 2,000 albums, Jazz Legend Ron Carter opens up about his childhood dreams of being a classical musician and realizing the long-time dream of leading his own big band: http://bit.ly/11CXejI
Today, we published our 2012 Annual Report and Corporate Responsibility Report. There is a lot of useful information in both reports about our performance and strategy, our corporate governance structure, how we assume our responsibility as a bank and engage with society. http://bit.ly/15yQhk7
The peak in global growth momentum is near but a sharp decline is unlikely, according to a recent report by Credit Suisse Fixed Income strategists. The longer-run fundamentals for risky assets are likely to remain positive even as short-term dynamics regain their balance: http://bit.ly/YvvpGg
Youth unemployment is also an issue in Switzerland. Delegates of the first Credit Suisse conference on the Shortage of Skilled Workers and Youth Unemployment present their views on the current situation: http://bit.ly/Wn204s
Asia's future growth will be driven by its transition from an export-based economy to one that is powered by internal forces such as increased infrastructure spending, and rising domestic demand: http://bit.ly/Z1wed9
"I do ask myself over and over whether I will ever find anything that fulfills me in the same way." Sarah Meier, one of Switzerland's most celebrated athletes, talks about what has been on her mind since her career officially ended: http://bit.ly/ZIXe28
Our new iPad app "Credit Suisse News & Expertise" is now available in the App Store with news, videos and publications on finance, economy and society: http://bit.ly/YgmcS3
Eight promising young musicians have been chosen for this year's Sydney Symphony Fellowship program. Are they the leaders of classical music's next generation? http://bit.ly/XOr4AP
Due to signs of overheating the Swiss real estate market has generated headlines in recent months and provoked regulatory intervention, but the impact is likely to be variable. http://bit.ly/Wwat7A
"I want to convince people that this music is absolutely worth listening to." – Ralph van Raat on the beauty of contemporary music. http://bit.ly/XL1Tit / Hong Kong Arts Festival
Charlene Li, founder of Altimeter Group, has built a reputation as one of the savviest thinkers on social media. In this interview, she explains how companies can better understand the impact social media has on their bottom lines. http://bit.ly/13CygVy
Rising consumer confidence, particularly in emerging markets such as China, could make 2013 a successful year for luxury goods companies. http://bit.ly/VPor27
